SINGAPORE

SPORTSHUB
 Location

• Kallang, Singapor
• National Stadium: 55,000
Singapore Indoor Stadium: 12,000
41,000 square metres of commercial
pace and supporting leisure and
commercial developments

• Located on a stunning, central, 35-

hectare waterfront site, Sports Hub
provides a unique ecosystem of sporting,
retail and leisure spaces, at the pivot
between Singapore’s expanding city
centre and the wider public community.

• InJune 2014 Singapore celebrated the

opening of Asia’s first integrated sports,
leisure, entertainment and lifestyle
destination the Singapore Sports Hub.
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 Demographical data
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CONCEPTUAL
CONCEPTUAL
Master plan
 Master plan
• Sports Hub is a key project in the
Government of Singapore’s urban
redevelopment and sports facilities
master plan – ‘Sports Singapore Vision
2030’ – promoting a more sustainable,
healthy and active society at all levels of
participation, nation-wide. Designed for
long-term legacy usage from the outset,
Sports Hub will set a new standard for
adaptability and social integration.
• By providing premier venues for major
sports events, and inviting and inclusive
public destination spaces, the Sports Hub
is an elite world class sports destination
that encourages everyday public
participation throughout the year.
• Building on this vision, Sports Hub
precinct master plan has been designed
to make the very most of the site’s
strategic location and to create a new
landmark destination in terms of space,
form and quality of experience
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• In terms of movement, the extensive
walkable precinct at Sports Hub links
directly to local pedestrian and cycle
networks and to Singapore’s island-
wide park connector system, providing
excellent connectivity to the wider city
centre waterfront, to Gardens by the
Bay and to surrounding residential
areas.
• The precinct master plan creates a
sequence of connected public spaces,
scaled for both every day and major
event modes and providing a very high
quality of experience.
• Easy access to the Mass Rapid
Transport (MRT) system and other
transport options have been carefully
considered in relation to crowd safety
and management during major events,
clearly separated from Sports Hub’s
demanding servicing requirements,
accessed from adjacent expressways
and surrounding road network.
 Master plan
Around Sports Hub precinct of public spaces,
from the waterfront and MRT connections to
the raised ‘sports promenade’, a diverse and
intense mix of sporting, community and leisure
uses unfold, providing many options for both
athlete and spectator alike. The whole precinct
is unified by a consistent philosophy and design
approach to landscape, shade and shelter and
lighting, providing levels of comfort and quality
of experience appropriate to Singapore’s
tropical climate and public expectations. Key to
the success of the master plan is the way in
which it orientated buildings and key public
spaces to establish views back to the centre of
Singapore and to the city’s famous skyline.
At the heart of Sports Hub is the new National
Stadium, a state-of-the-art 55,000 seat sports
venue, air-cooled for comfort and designed with
a movable roof and retractable seating to
support the widest range of sports and leisure
events throughout the year. It will be the first
stadium in the world custom designed to host
athletics, football, rugby and cricket all in one
venue, converting from one mode to another
within 48 hours.
 Master plan
The dome of the stadium is conceived as
a unifying protective canopy that
connects all parts of the Sports Hub
master plan, through an open public
‘sports promenade’. With a span of over
310m, the National Stadium will be the
largest free spanning dome structure in
the world – and an awe inspiring event
space.
As a new cultural icon, the design of the
stadium has focused on creating a close
relationship with the city by opening the
interior seating bowl and roof towards the
waterfront and the city skyline. This provides
spectators with breathtaking views to the heart
of the city, especially meaningful for the
nation’s annual spectacle, the National Day
Parade. In form and massing, the National
Stadium creates a distinctive silhouette and an
identity for Singapore Sports Hub,
complementing the nearby Singapore Indoor
Stadium.